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Average rating3.5
"When Meg Langslow is roped into being a bridesmaid for the nuptials of her mother, her brother's fiancee, and her own best friend, she is apprehensive. Getting the brides to choose their outfits and those of their bridesmaids (and not change their minds three days later), trying to capture the principals long enough to work out details, and even finding peacocks to strut around the garden during the ceremony - these are things Meg can handle.
She can brush off the unfortunate oaf who is smitten with her, and take philosophically her disappointment when she learns that the only eligible man in her small Virginia town (and a delightful hunk he is) is of questionable sexual preference. But even Meg is taken aback when the unpleasant former sister-in-law of Meg's soon-to-be stepfather disappears and is later found dead."--BOOK JACKET.
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25 primary booksMeg Langslow is a 25-book series with 25 released primary works first released in 1999 with contributions by Donna Andrews.
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A funny cozy can be a hard to do well. A crazy family cozy can be hard to do. This is both funny and a crazy family. I loved it. I loved getting to know all the family. I will be reading more of these!
Well I just wrote a tidy, witty little review and I lost it and unfortuantly I can only be witty once a day. I really liked this book but if I were to be honest and really start analyzing, I just might analyze myself out of liking it - so no analyzing! I really liked Meg, although I admit I had a hard time believing that a entrepreneurial business owner - she is a blacksmith, how cool is that! - would be such a doormat (stopping self from analyzing). I thought the family was quirky enough to be entertaining without being too terribly over the top, okay maybe the uncle in the gorilla costume may have been a bit over the top, and the croquet game, and ... better just stop myself there. I loved Michael. I know, I know, so unrealistic but that is one of the reasons I read cozy fiction. Overall I thought it was a delightful, easy read. (My first review was so much better!)
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